Does the Voluntary and Community Sector Facilitate Meaningful Engagement of Minority Groups in the Policy Process? The Case of Ethnic Minorities in Northern Ireland
An investigation into the influence of emotional intelligence upon the recognition, acknowledgement and management of vicarious trauma amongst counselors and clergy.
Robert Patterson ( 1802-1872 ): An analysis of his contribution to the study of natural history in schools and colleges in Ireland in the nineteenth century.
Migrant Workers and Equality of Service Provision, with reference to implementation of the Racial Equality Strategy 2005-2010, as commissioned by the Office of First Minister
To investigate mental health issues with specific reference to the service user perspective, including examining the therapeutic relationship between service users and social care staff
An evaluation of collaborative early language intervention and practice for children with speech, language and communication difficulties in mainstream education
Investigating the Lived Experience of Families with Enduring, Maternal Mental Health Difficulties, and Examining the Social Work Response.
Social Work Research Area: ‘Mental Health Inequalities in Northern Ireland’
An investigation into the prevalence and nature of substance use/misuse among the Polish community in Northern Ireland, considering also implications for access to and use of treatment services
Current Students
Mouloud Alouane
Muslim Parents’ Perceptions of their Children’s Educational Experiences in Northern Ireland.
Sahla Aroussi
Women in peace-building implementing SCR 1325: the way forward
Bethany Waterhouse Bradley
Does the Voluntary and Community Sector Facilitate Meaningful Engagement of Minority Groups in the Policy Process? The Case of Ethnic Minorities in Northern Ireland
Brénainn Brunton
Interface Areas In Belfast: A Case Study
Sean Byers
Sean Murray (1898-1961), the republican left and the rise of communism in Europe
Yuko Chiba
An assessment of the impact of sectarianism upon integration of Asian immigrants in Northern Ireland
Ita Connolly
The Politics of the United States and Britain ’s Anti-terrorism Legislation .
Dinali Devendra
Teaching Literature in an ESL/EFL context: an evaluation of the teaching of literature for the G.C.E Ordinary Level in Sri Lanka
Alice Diver
Identity as a right in International Law:
Josephine Doody
The UK Strategy of Counter-Terrorism: Can Lessons be Learned from the use of Exclusion Orders in Northern Ireland?
Sarah Evans
Constructing Identities and Forming Communities of Practice in Cyberspace: The Case of Eating Disorders.
Marietta Farrell
“Margaret Anne Cusack – The Nun of Kenmare”
Carmel Gallagher
Pathways to the ‘Big Picture’ Curriculum The influences which shaped the revised Curriculum in Northern Ireland at the turn of the millennium
Cheryl Gamble
Phonology in Prader-Willi Syndrome
Lorna Henderson
The Impact of Disclosure of Child Sexual Abuse by Adults on their Families: How Families Manage and Access Support Systems
Jill Hendron
An investigation into the influence of emotional intelligence upon the recognition, acknowledgement and management of vicarious trauma amongst counselors and clergy.
Ann Kirby
Standard of Healthy Living on the Island of Ireland
Anna Łazuka
The Discourse of Transformation. A Critical Analysis of Polish News Media.
Margaret-Ann Long
The helping process for people who self-harm
George McBride
Robert Patterson ( 1802-1872 ): An analysis of his contribution to the study of natural history in schools and colleges in Ireland in the nineteenth century.
Caireen McCluskey
An investigation into the viability of alternative justice systems in dealing with cases of domestic violence; a post-structuralist perspective.
Paula McFadden
Promoting Mental Health in Child Protection Social Work: Preventing Burnout – Increase Resilience
Bronagh McGahan
Migrant Workers and Equality of Service Provision, with reference to implementation of the Racial Equality Strategy 2005-2010, as commissioned by the Office of First Minister
John Paul McGauran
Re-examining the Historiography of the Irish Poor Law debate 1833-1838.
Emma McGrath
To investigate mental health issues with specific reference to the service user perspective, including examining the therapeutic relationship between service users and social care staff
Elizabeth Anne McMahon
An evaluation of collaborative early language intervention and practice for children with speech, language and communication difficulties in mainstream education
Sorcha McKenna
Innocence Lost - The effectiveness of international law in the protection of children from sexual violence during armed conflict
Aisling McLaughlin
The Family, Peers and Adolescent Drug use in Northern Ireland.
Jonathan McMullan
Feminism and Nationalism: women and conflict
Deborah Magill
The Adjudication of Individual Employment Disputes in Northern Ireland.
William Matchett
A study of counter-insurgency in Northern Ireland contextualized by a comparative analysis with counter-insurgency efforts in Iraq
Vivimarie Medawattegedera
English Medium Instruction in Sri Lankan Secondary Schools: Policy to Practice
Ashley Meehan
The Role of Effective Organizational Communication in Managing Uncertainty During a Period of Crisis: A Case-Study Approach.
Eileen Monds-Watson
Investigating the Lived Experience of Families with Enduring, Maternal Mental Health Difficulties, and Examining the Social Work Response.
Social Work Research Area: ‘Mental Health Inequalities in Northern Ireland’
Peter Munce
Unionism and Human Rights in Northern Ireland
Mary O’Rawe
Policing, Security and Human Rights: Northern Ireland and Beyond.
Catherine O’Rourke
Playing the State? Securing effective feminist engagement with the state in transition
Shauna Page
A Particularized Form of Domestic Violence: Female Genital Mutilation as the Basis for Refugee Status
Gaudence Nyirabikali
The Role of Peace Education in Conflict Transformation – A Review through the Angolan Case
Rebecca Robinson
“Lessons from Community Conflict: how the European Union can create a 21st Century identity”.
Shaun Roddy
An investigation into the prevalence and nature of substance use/misuse among the Polish community in Northern Ireland, considering also implications for access to and use of treatment services
Paulina Schmidt
The phonology/orthography interface of Ulster-Scots
Heather Stevenson
Focus in second-language learners of Irish: a language contact situation
Christopher St John
A study of how the specialist child abuse investigators development programme has enabled child abuse investigators to apply human rights.
Alison Sweeney
Work-based learning, an investigation of non-formal learning, its role in lifelong learning and human resources development.
John Thompson
Human Rights as tools for democratic renewal: the search for democratic accountability in NI
John R. Topping
‘Beyond the Patten Report: Considering the Governance of Security in Policing with the Community’
Clare Wasson
The Impact of Gender on the Educational Achievement of Children in the Early Years
Heather Walker
Pat Webb
The 'campaigning' for the construction and demolition of Divis Flats: A case study in the 'community power debate'
If you would like to learn more about how we can help further your studies and career opportunities, please contact us.